Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1949 — Page 6

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Real Red : Sing a song of fusy in harmony with won. Fresh Green |i: 4 ; ing fashion. The "Quartet" is full- | : Eo he. Steha apring Sashion Pu A $ 693 | Informal “morning coffees” will be featured on the Nora Parent. | grained, glove tanned leather smoothed | Teacher Association spring calendar. Te have been ansged inl The Echo of Your Foot- 7 gc i i g May by Mrs, John»W. Nunamaker, hospitality chairman. Alice Sue | ~ over, suskionsy plates, vary fotible | Loans Fole her mother, Mrs. Frederick G. Lorenz Jr. (center), and : soles and replaceable heel tips. J Mrs. E. Wayne Carson practice coffee measuring Tor the events.

The first will be held Wednesday in the home of Mrs. Richard T.

n her home, 7177 N, Meridian ‘St., for the second event,

| “Three Marion County Parent-

| Teacher Association groups’ have pro-qay at the Riverside ri {scheduied metings for next week. | y verside rink.

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THE INDIANAPQLIS TIMES

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Hill, Willow Spring Road. On.May.18,. Mrs, Carson will be hostess |

| Hickory College PTA will spon- |

sor a skating party at 8 p. m. |

Ladies' Department

| © Garden City Parent Education| . SE |8tudy Group will have a pitch-in Ship Movements

dinner at 6:30 p. m. Monday in the By United Press

a » » 2821 W. Washington St. Mrs. | erhaven; Queen of Bermuda, {rom Ber-| {Charles Armantrout will present ™! > . a BUY SHOES AT A SHOE STORE {a book review. Hostesses are Mrs. er to 1 hibrmaparlares—American Bulld

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By Local Officials

{pect arrested in.-connection with a wave. of counterfeit $20 bills erfis and a record shop last night. | Passed in payment for pur{cHases, managers of the estab-

| “perfect” on the front but the {backs were marred with a | “bluish” tinge, ' { Police made “an. intensive in-| | vestigation in the vicinity of the {Market Liquor Store, 1219" N. Senate Ave, after Manager Wil-

i liam Evans, 37, reported a custo-| {mer had attempted to pass one -

{of the bills, ' Friendly Inn Hit

{ At the Friendly Inn, 121715 N.I7 # Senate Ave, officers discovered! that a patron had exchanged ¢

{smaller bills for one of the $20's {offered by a stranger, not know-

HIT OF THE WEEK

steps and One Step Too | Many by Eddie Arnold

Police Investigate = hs Tari =. 1¥ uy | ’ ate me ree ns

Another bill was given in pay- N. Senate Ave, officers found a

refused to do s0-

ae Dl : iment for 15 records at the Pope!fifth bil] which had been passed [fif ogus | ASSING =ecoe Shop, 307 W. 21st St. by the active money .man, and a jij} = L&T TT TUTTE The bogus money passer | Suspect” Questioned | iy, tele Men ford Lunch, 1308 N, Senate Ave. ‘| refus®d to accept one of the §

« *2 Other Spots Hit

_ Returning the hill to his pocket, | he offered a $10 bill in payment!

Vv ia Tavern, 1528 N. ve. ii EIniAlY, me held for question- [ill d in the 400 block [ff | Indiaria” Ave, "when “olice contin- |i {ded their search with information {I} regejved from victims of the [ii

Secret Service agents from the \ Accepted, it was|U, 8. Treasury Department were later found to be counterfeit. Po-' making \ i= | Tishments said the bills appeared sald it also had a good Jront; win local police today. E

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